ZAYDEN The motorcycle continued towards Crenshaw district with enough speed to make my stomach turn. It had been fifteen minutes since I got on, and I was still clinging to the seat behind the man whose face I couldn't see. But at least he was heading towards the location I had given him, rather than planning some unknown conspiracy. Soon, his speed reduced, and I looked up, still gripping the motorcycle seat. The area appeared lonely and abandoned, with barely any houses that looked occupied. Even the few buildings scattered around seemed to have been forgotten by the rest of the city. Finally, the motorcycle ground to a halt. I inhaled deeply and got down, my legs feeling slightly unsteady beneath me. The place was an abandoned industrial area. I checked my phone again. The GPS was right here. A narrow path stretched before me, leading towards a junkyard framed by overgrown weeds on either side. The weeds brushed against my trousers as I stepped forward, their dry leaves scratc
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